Must have been a hell of a show! When I started looking in to his playing more like this, just becomes apparent that the dude was just a force of nature.

You got to see them twice? Dang, I got to see them once. But it was amazing and worth skipping an entire day of school to go to an 8pm concert,lol

damn man you lucky! where did you watch them? im not jelous person, but now im kinda starting to be.. and heallyeah, dimebag was the man \ ,, /

I saw them twice and damageplan once, all eyes were always on dime. The crowd when nuts when that pink goatee started coming out of the shadows haha so crazy that he was murdered. It's still hard to believe after all this time.

Barrowlands Glasgow was fn epic

See, I've been told this but just found it hard to believe from how well he played, you know? My co-ordination takes a dip after like 3 beers, if he could pull this off, more power to him, lol!

@@JbfMusicGuitar it is true he was an alcoholic he could t play unless he drank had bad shakes if he didn't

@@jaycounterfeit9756 Oh wow, didn't know that. I had a mate years back who reckoned he could only play while smashed, but though they were just kidding around.

i don’t remember what video it was i seen but it said he’d drink a bottle or two b4 going on stage while i get fucked up on less than 6 shots

@@shredbacca One or two?!?? I'd be spewing my guts up after that, never mind shredding the guitar like a beast, lol!

Aaah, and if you go looking for footage of the papier-mache shenanigans, it's featured prominently in the Vulgar Video from 1993, which is on YT as "PANTERA - Vulgar Video - Home video, 1993 [Full/Completo]" at 11:14

Awesome! Thanks a bunch for that, he's doing as cool a job as I'd hoped for, only wish it went on a bit longer, haha!

The big ass joint was funny. The brothers loved Halloween and New Years. If they were playing New Years Eve they’d stop the show for the countdown and dump tons of confetti from the ceiling accompanied by the giant paper machete joint. Lol! Good times

Where you come from is a very Hendrix tune.

Sounds good, have you got a KZfaq link for it?

@@JbfMusicGuitar kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hKiPeqqVvam6cmQ.html there's a full concert version if you want it

That's so bloody cool, thanks a tonne for sharing that dude. What a stand up guy he was...

Spot on he was just himself, eh?

For sure, something special in his fingers

Cheers! It's been a huge part of learning stuff for me, really can't count how many tips and ideas I got from my Steve Vai live dvds. KZfaq is great with that little settings cog where you can slow it down- makes that sort of thing a lot easier!

2 1/2 pints max for me before it all starts to go wrong!

Yeah, my bad on not giving it a watch first- just prefer to come at them with fresh ears. I watched one of hie clinics years and years ago, should really give it another watch soon!

Lmao, that's amazing, probably gonna steal it! 🤣

Nice one Mike, never even knew they did a pitchshifter! You know what, I'm sure I've seen that clip where he starts doing all the Vai hand wavy actions 🤣

Yeah, so he had switched to tube later on? Would have been cool to see/hear what sort of tones he'd get out of them!

@@JbfMusicGuitar yes, in 2004. There are some pictures of Krank (tube) cabs on stage when he played Damageplan, but those were empty, as he did not want to risk live performance with the gear he was not very familiar with. Other than the footage from Krank office, I don’t think there is any.

Cheers bud, I'll pop that on my list of Dime stuff to check out! 🤘

@@JbfMusicGuitar Thanks Bro my 3 favorite Dime solos if interested are in the songs Floods, The Sleep, and We'll Meet Again which the last one is off there Power Metal record which is part of there glam era they went through before Cowboys From Hell album and Power Metal is the first album with Phil Anselmo as there singer anyway Thanks for doing this about Dime alot people love him for his guitar work but from fans to other musicians they all say he was the coolest nicest down to earth rock star ever, treated everyone as equals never thought he was better than you type of guy that's one reason why I love that guy besides his guitar work so so sad he was taken from us for no damn reason

Awesome, cheers for clearing that up!

That's one hell of a line up, great gig!

for sure, seemed like a based dude

Thanks Gary! Couldn't remember that the score was there, but that makes total sense, cheers 🤘

I only know a couple of songs from those albums, might be fun to do- any specific videos on here you reckon I should check out?

@@JbfMusicGuitar you can go for the dimevision 1 and 2. Lots of footage in there and on YT there are also videos of that era. Keep it up mate!

@@unknownartist0101 Cheers dude! Will make a note of those 🎸🎶

@@JbfMusicGuitar look at the dimebag live solos part 1 and 2

@@maxjudge020 Cheers dude- will make a note of those! 🤘

Good point, they really did, didn't they!

Nice one Brian, never would have known!

@@JbfMusicGuitar I’m from, literally, the town directly next to where Pantera is from. It was not uncommon to see them at a pool hall or a bar when they were in town. Lots of chances to ask him guitar related questions amigo. The loss of Dimebag is still felt hard to this day. Hands down THE nicest, most humble, caring, down to earth human ever. They are HIGHLY revered in Dallas/Fort Worth. Keep up the good vids brother.

@@JbfMusicGuitar Also worth noting: Rita, Dimebags old lady, let Grady keep the guitars and equipment that were special to him and that includes the Dean From Hell. It was on display for a while and she requested it back and bequeathed it to Grady. As it should be.

@@bryanmarin123 Badass.

I think you're probably right

Really good point Brendan, passed me by while watching this, but you're spot on! 🤘

Randy rhoads as well.

Cool suggestion! I don't really know much Slipknot and I've got a vague memory that those guys were pretty top notch shredders/lead players, but didn't solo all that often. Will make a note of the video for sure, cheers!

Thanks! Cool to hear it in context, nice harmony over the top as well 🤘

Must admit I've never heard of Ron Jarzombek, so appreciate getting a new player to check out! Which solos/songs do you reckon are his standout pieces?

@@JbfMusicGuitar check out his band and song: spastic ink - words for nerds.

@@123612100 Thanks, will do!

Which is exactly why everyone knows who Ron Jackoff is, if he was so good someone would at least know his name maybe Ron Jackoff had Rockstar syndrome like malmsteen ,evidently he didn't know how to write songs very good ,my point being dime wasn't just a guitar player he was also part a very tight band that worked together that's how they all got where the where, it takes alot to get it everything correct and be on top dime did it Ron jackoff didnt

So true... there is like no information about guitar in this video, no licks, techniques or anything useful like that. And certainly nothing like that on my channel at all.

Yes, I hate his playing so very much that I've made 6 videos on his style, tricks, licks and techniques. I mean, come on dude... The idea that you can't have an opinion on something, without doing it yourself (eg. writing a famous solo) is really just quite silly. If you apply the same logic to your comment- have you made lessons analysing Dimebags playing? No? Then you can't comment on this topic, see how daft a hill that is to die on?